Survivor shares story in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
More than 14,000 calls happen every year related to domestic violence in Spokane. It's an issue that often goes unnoticed.
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Fatal car crash closes State Route 26, 262 near Royal City
A fatal car crash has closed State Route 26 and 262 near Royal City.
Gonzaga picked to win WCC, three players named to preseason all-conference list
For the 19th time in the last 20 seasons, the Gonzaga men's basketball team was selected as favorites in the West Coast Conference preseason coaches' poll. The annual poll, along with the WCC Preseason Team, was released at the league office Monday.
Spokane Co. sees second highest daily case increase since start of pandemic
Spokane County reported 150 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, marking the second highest daily case increase since the start of the pandemic.
Coeur d'Alene City Council approves mask mandate
The Coeur d'Alene City Council voted Monday to implement a mask mandate.
Inmates with mental illness are illegally stuck in WA jails
The pandemic has made a bad situation worse: a backlog of people in jail who shouldn’t be.
Officials encourage vigilance on election misinformation
Elections officials in Washington on Monday touted security enhancements made over the years and the state’s long history of voting by mail as reasons voters should be confident heading into Election Day, but they encouraged the public to remain vigilant about misinformation efforts in light of recent warnings about attempted foreign interference and intimidation in other states.
Kootenai Co. sheriff candidate contracts COVID-19
A candidate for Kootenai County sheriff announced Monday that he has contracted COVID-19.
Gov. Little moves Idaho back to Stage 3 of reopening plan as cases, hospitalization rates rise
Governor Brad Little announced that the entire state of Idaho will move back to Stage 3 of the Idaho Rebounds plan.
It's Pac-12 after dark for Cougs opener at Oregon State
PULLMAN, Wash - The Washington State Cougars will open the delayed football season under the lights in Corvallis.
Border Patrol seizes $2.16M worth of cocaine, methamphetamine near US-Canada border
Border Patrol agents seized nearly $2.16 million worth of cocaine and methamphetamine near the U.S.-Canada border on Friday.
Coeur d'Alene School Board votes to keep schools in moderate risk category
The Coeur d'Alene School District Board voted Monday to place all schools in the orange (moderate) risk category.
Shop local for Halloween candy at Fluffy's Candy
There you can find a broad selection of full service bulk candy, nostalgic candy, premium chocolates and homemade marshmallows as well as hard-to-find and imported candy.
Seahawks blow late lead, fall in overtime for first loss of the season
The Seattle Seahawks can't hang on to a late fourth quarter lead, and they can't take advantage of two drives in overtime, they lose to the Arizona Cardinals 37-34 Sunday night. The loss was the first of the season for the Seahawks who fall to 5-1 on the season.
Community members give input on a potential mask mandate in Coeur d'Alene
As COVID-19 cases soar in North Idaho, people in Coeur d’Alene are still in a face-off over whether to wear a mask.
The City of Spokane offers ideas on safely celebrating Halloween during a pandemic
Halloween is typically the time of year for trick-or-treaters and large parties. There are other fun ways to celebrate, and one includes scary movies and your couch.
POLL: Should the City of Coeur d'Alene enforce a mask mandate?
As of Friday, 4,860 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the Idaho Panhandle. 79% of those cases are reported out of Kootenai County. Now, City Council members are considering a mandate that would be enforced.
Nearly half of Spokane County voters have cast their ballots
Voters in Spokane County are eager to make their voices heard, that much is clear.
Avista anticipates power will be restored to all customers by Sunday evening
Power has been restored to roughly 90% of Avista customers following Friday night’s storm, the utility company said Sunday.
City continues tree removal ahead of another freezing night in Spokane
The City of Spokane says crews will spend the day deicing arterials and plowing residential areas. Tree removal efforts will also continue.
Spokane families assess damage in day following record-breaking snowstorm
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Many people spent Saturday taking in the damage from Friday's snowstorm. Toppled trees and snapped power lines left many in the dark. Some are still without power one…
Cougar defense dominates scrimmage Saturday, Rolovich not happy with QB play
The Washington State football team held its second scrimmage of preseason camp at Martin Stadium Saturday afternoon, and the defense carried the day.
Kellogg High School students celebrate an unusually snowy Homecoming
A little snow didn’t stop students at Kellogg High School from celebrating Homecoming. They hit the football field regardless, looking fabulous.
Snow forces Green Bluff's Fall Festival to end early
You can still get a pumpkin and some donuts, but the corn maze and other fun activities will be closed.
